Sentence examples for tricky to reverse from inspiring English sources

The global progress incarnate in avocado toast is tricky to reverse, even when prices run high.

Victor Sutton, director of preventative health for Mississippi's Health Department, showed how tricky it would be to reverse the causes behind obesity: poor city planning means few parks, gyms and paths for walking; many urban neighbourhoods are poor and too rough to jog around safely.Then there is the tradition, comfort and undeniable flavour of southern food.

But designing activities to reverse the mental effects of aging is tricky.

It is true, too, that some of the immediate additional climate-changing costs of flying could be easier to reverse than the fundamental damage done by the carbon, which makes it tricky to be precise about the numbers.

Rogers and Warner could have done no better in a tricky period before the interval, but greater challenges await after lunch and when the ball gets older - and starts to reverse.

We have to reverse it.

argued to reverse that ruling.

I want to reverse Citizens United".

Islamists want to reverse that.

Shift to Reverse (R).

"Google is a tricky beast and a moving target," he told me, "so we try to decipher it, to reverse-engineer it".